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This is a list of electoral district results for the 1984 New South Wales state election.
Results by electoral district
= Albury
== Ashfield
== Auburn
== Balmain
== Bankstown
== Barwon
== Bass Hill
== Bathurst
== Blacktown
== Bligh
== Blue Mountains
== Broken Hill
== Burrinjuck
== Burwood
== Byron
== Cabramatta
== Camden
== Campbelltown
== Canterbury
== Castlereagh
== Cessnock
== Charlestown
== Clarence
== Coffs Harbour
== Coogee
== Corrimal
== Cronulla
== Davidson
== Drummoyne
== Dubbo
== Earlwood
== East Hills
== Eastwood
== Elizabeth
== Fairfield
== Georges River
== Gladesville
== Gloucester
== Gordon
== Gosford
== Goulburn
== Granville
== Hawkesbury
== Heathcote
== Heffron
== Hornsby
== Hurstville
== Illawarra
== Ingleburn
== Kiama
== Kogarah
== Ku-ring-gai
== Lachlan
== Lake Macquarie
== Lakemba
== Lane Cove
== Lismore
== Liverpool
== Maitland
== Manly
== Maroubra
== Marrickville
== Merrylands
== Miranda
== Monaro
== Mosman
== Murray
== Murrumbidgee
== Newcastle
== Northcott
== Northern Tablelands
== North Shore
== Orange
== Oxley
== Parramatta
== Peats
== Penrith
== Pittwater
== Riverstone
== Rockdale
== Ryde
== St Marys
== Seven Hills
== South Coast
=Hatton was elected unopposed at the previous election.
= Swansea
== Tamworth
== The Hills
== Tuggerah
== Upper Hunter
== Vaucluse
== Wagga Wagga
== Wakehurst
== Wallsend
== Waratah
== Waverley
== Wentworthville
== Willoughby
== Wollongong
== Woronora
=See also
Results of the 1984 New South Wales state election (Legislative Council)
Candidates of the 1984 New South Wales state election
Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, 1984–1988
Notes
References
Bibliography
Hughes, Colin A. (1986). A handbook of Australian government and politics, 1975-1984. ANU Press. ISBN 0-08-033038-X.
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